AISIN Door Lock Actuator Motor P/N:DLT-066
AISIN DLT-037 front left door lock actuator motor for the 2001-2007 Toyota Highlander moves the lock mechanism in the front left door. It is sold as one actuator for that door.
A door that stops locking or unlocking from the switch, or a buzzing or grinding from inside the door, can mean the actuator is worn. The door lock switch or the wiring to the door can be behind the same signs, so find which one is at fault before you replace anything.
This door lock actuator assembly is OE engineered and manufactured as a direct-fit replacement for the 2001-2007 Toyota Highlander. The front left door takes one; the front right door has its own actuator, ordered separately.
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Interchange: 931-470 · DLA-772 · 69040-48060
DLA1495
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the AISIN DLT-037 the right door lock actuator motor for the 2001-2007 Toyota Highlander?
Yes. AISIN DLT-037 is the front left door lock actuator motor for the 2001-2007 Toyota Highlander. The front right door takes a separate part.
Does the AISIN DLT-037 meet FMVSS requirements?
Yes. This AISIN DLT-037 door lock actuator is FMVSS approved, meaning it meets the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
What are the foam seals on this door lock actuator for?
The urethane foam seals on this actuator form a barrier against dust and moisture.
How can I tell if a front left door lock actuator is going bad?
A lock that works only some of the time, or a buzz or grind from inside the door, are common signs. A shop can test the lock circuit if you are unsure.
Is 69040-48060 the same as the AISIN DLT-037 door lock actuator motor?
Yes. 69040-48060 is one of the numbers this AISIN DLT-037 actuator replaces.
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